$6, $4 for students, seniors, Front Row passholders. This film features four young people with mental illness and their loved ones who make the courageous decision to open up about their stories. Louiselle Noël’s Ça tourne dans ma tête skirts the specialists’ debates in favour of a more personal tone, allowing viewers to discover the children affected. Subtitled in English. As part of Mental Illness Awareness Week.

Join the Toronto Palestine Film Festival (TPFF), as we host a conversation between Ken Loach (Land and Freedom, Wind That Shakes the Barley, Route Irish) and Paul Laverty (Looking for Eric, Sweet Sixteen, Carla's Song). TPFF Festival Coordinator, Rafeef Ziadah, will moderate the conversation with Loach and Laverty as they reflect on their recent works and the challenges they face in making films that tackle highly politicized issues in the Middle East.

TPFF is proud to present this Speaker Series in partnership with the Department of Film at York University, the Faculty of Arts at the Ontario College of Art and Design, the Communication and Culture Program at Ryerson University, and the Ontario Public Interest Research Group at the University of Toronto.

Welcome to the first Trans Film Night of 2010-2011 (now in its third year). These nights offer a great opportunity to come together as a community, meet new people and share in alternative art and alternative learning. Please plan to attend and feel free to help shape the upcoming year's programming with your input. Look forward to more special guests and local artists.

** Special Event - Trans Film Screening Series - "Prisoners' Justice Edition" **
We offer this night in recognition of Prisoners' Justice Day (August 10th) and in opposition to a summer (and history) of police violence. This specific night's plans are still growing so please check-back for additions or get in touch if you want to be involved.

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We're excited to announce that the Toronto Palestine Film Festival (TPFF) will returning for its third year!

TPFF is a non-profit organization dedicated to bringing vibrant Palestinian cinema to GTA audiences. Our mandate is to promote Palestinian culture through cinema, music and other forms of visual arts. TPFF was concieved in 2008 in commemoration of the 60th anniversary of Al-Nakba.

To find out more, please visit www.tpff.ca.  You can also stay tuned by adding us on Facebook, Twitter, Flickr and YouTube.